One of the artist’s favourite locomotives, Sir William Stanier’s Princess Coronation Pacific was a development of the earlier Princess Class of 1933. With Stanier’s sweeping changes to LMS motive power it became clear that a second large express passenger locomotive was needed to fend off the challenge of the new LNER A4 entering service in 1935.
This is an Open Edition print. Image Size 16.75" x 12.5" (425mm x 318mm). Overall Size 19.5" x 15.75" (500mm x 400mm)
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